Oh don’t get me wrong, I give him zero credit. I’m just saying that it’s interesting when even he doesn’t endorse a fellow R.
Web Developer by day, and aspiring Swift developer at night.
Oh don’t get me wrong, I give him zero credit. I’m just saying that it’s interesting when even he doesn’t endorse a fellow R.
I mean, I’m no fan of Tillis, but for him not toeing the party line is saying something.
What’s worse is that the current SCOTUS has twice now (at minimum) demonstrated that it can right what it perceives as wrongs made by previous SCOTUS decisions (Roe v Wade, and now Loper Bright), and yet we still have Citizens United.
The SCOTUS is effectively playing the long game in creating a coup against the US government. I’d blame conservatives/GOP, but I feel this is much more nefarious than they could come up with on their own. But that’s teetering on tinfoil hat territory. 🕵️♂️
Edit: I realized I meant to reply to @d00phy@lemmy.world’s comment. 😊
That’s right, Mark! Keep fighting to get Stein elected. You’re doing a great job! 😂
I’d be interested in learning more on how to trace my data, beyond asking the telemarketers where they got it.
Could you mean network radios?
Sig Sauer has a long-standing known issue of the gun firing without even pulling the trigger; regardless of whether the safety is on or not.
This would be a good opportunity to highlight free education and/or technical certification for all. Whether it be college (white collar), trade school (blue collar), or something else, an educated work force will be well-equipped to handle such dramatic shifts in advancement.
Whatever it is, I’ll bet it’ll be 3 nanometers thinner than last year’s model!
I love how the sizes of the sun, moon, and earth are the same.
This was also the plot of The Company Men, where Ben Afleck’s character took a construction job to make ends meet. It was a good movie.
You just described my kids.
That’s ok. It’s a process and takes time. You got this!
“Not bad, I had fun.”
If it’s someone who didn’t go, “Hey, sorry you missed it. Maybe next time? It was a blast.”
Try to stay positive. It’s too easy to give in the negativity. Negativity is like a basket of crabs; you try to pull yourself up, but it will grab you and drag you back down. If you’re okay with that kind of life, stop here and keep on keeping on. If you want to be happier, ignore being alone and sad and do something about it (fake it until you make it).
When you feel sad, feel sad. But don’t “be” sad. You’re not a sad person; you simply have sad feelings. And it’s okay to feel things. Allow yourself to process those feelings.
As I’ve gotten older, I’ve found that quality trumps quantity. Don’t look at it as right or wrong; good or bad. Think about it as what met your expectations, and what didn’t. Take what didn’t meet your expectations, and learn from it. Don’t burn your bridges with those who couldn’t make it; they may have forgotten, or something came up. They deserve the benefit of the doubt. Finally, focus on the positives: you had five people show up for you! That’s awesome!
Historic enough that a lot of people are advocating preserving them as a part of America’s “greatness”. 🙄 😮💨
I would go so far as to say that knowing and understanding something is only half of the issue. The other half is being able to clearly convey it to others. And that’s where a lot of people (myself included) fall short.
I understood every word of that, and I hate you.
I have a couple of suggestions.